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With more Dark Sky Places than anywhere else in the world, Utah’s high deserts are giving visitors front-row seats to the ...
We know how important water is,” writes The Salt Lake Tribune editorial board. “That should be reflected in what it costs.” ...
A team of geologists drilled through strange formations dotting the Great Salt Lake's drying playa, and were surprised by what they found.
With the peak of summer ahead, state water officials are planning for hot, dry weather driving up demand. They said that with ...
While stakeholders have largely praised the effort, at least one air quality expert wondered why the state’s plan seems to be ...
Daytime highs will be similar to yesterday’s temperatures across the state meaning that most should top out in the low to mid ...
Adam Richins looked outside and saw a brownish hue spanning the horizon across Millard County. “It’s a dust bowl,” he said.
The zeal that Salt Lake Community College students and faculty possess for outdoor recreation is no coincidence.
The Forsyth Fire in Pine Valley turned one week old on Wednesday and showed little sign of slowing down, with windy and hot weather conditions expected through the weekend.
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) – Happy Thursday, Utah! A stretch of hot, dry, and breezy weather is taking hold across Utah, and it’s sticking around for the next few days. That combo brings two big concerns: ...
Dust rising from the dry bottom of Owens Lake is a longstanding problem. Now, scientists have found that lands surrounding the lake are a bigger source of dust pollution.
As the summer is getting hotter, and hotter, the fifth longest river in the United States; the mighty Colorado River, is putting less and less water into Lakes Powell and ...
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